How to decide if it’s better to pay down debt or build up your savings Paying back debt might seem like the obvious answer, but it uses up cash that… read more →
Canadians’ household debt is creeping back up again As a nation, we now owe $1.69 for every dollar of our disposable income The Canadian Press September 14, 2018 OTTAWA… read more →
For the first time in 130 years, most people under 35 live with their parents by Eric Pfeiffer Make yourself at home. There’s been a historic shift in where young… read more →
TREB threatens legal action for realtors violating sales data rules The Canadian Press Tue, Aug 28 TORONTO — A lawyer representing the Toronto Real Estate Board says it is considering whether to… read more →
Canadian banks to report strong quarter amid housing stability, interest rate hikes Economic fundamentals and a rising interest rate environment on both sides of the border may be poised to… read more →
A “much tamer” pricing environment is in the cards for the Canadian housing market: RBC Sarah Niedoba Aug 16, 2018 Canadian home prices have cooled considerably over the past few… read more →
Waiting to see if declines in real estate sales translate into falling prices Buyers, owners, professionals and economists wait anxiously for latest clues on real estate future Don Pittis · CBC News · Posted:… read more →
The Latest in Mortgage News – Is the Housing Market Turning a Corner? STEVE HUEBLAUGUST 8, 2018 While Vancouver area home sales are still posting year-over-year declines, signs are… read more →
Skipping home inspections a major red flag for new buyers Having a detailed walk-through to locate problems worth the investment in long run Mike Holmes May 5, 2018 Depending on… read more →
Mortgages, auto loans and credit card debt: How the poor are fuelling the booming U.S. economy With borrowing costs rising and effects of tax cuts set to wear off, a… read more →